General Practice Flashcards
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Which of the following best describes the Health Protection/Health Promotion Model used in therapeutic recreation?
Answer: A continuum ranging from treatment of illness to optimal health
The Health Protection/Health Promotion Model positions TR services on a continuum from treating illness to facilitating optimal well-being.
A CTRS is developing a leisure education program for clients with chronic pain. Which outcome is MOST appropriate to measure program effectiveness?
Answer: Increased awareness of community leisure resources
Leisure education programs primarily target awareness, skills, and attitudes related to leisure participation, making community resource knowledge the most appropriate outcome.
According to the NCTRC Job Analysis, which domain includes assessing a client's leisure interests?
Answer: Assessment
Assessment is the domain in which the CTRS gathers information about a client's leisure interests, functional abilities, and needs.
Which ethical principle requires a CTRS to respect a client's right to make their own choices about leisure participation?
Answer: Autonomy
Autonomy is the ethical principle that upholds an individual's right to self-determination and informed decision-making.
A CTRS documents that a client 'ambulated 50 feet with a walker during the nature walk activity.' This is an example of what type of documentation?
Answer: Objective data
Objective data consists of measurable, observable facts that can be verified, such as distance ambulated.
In the TR process, which step immediately follows assessment?
Answer: Planning
After gathering assessment data, the CTRS moves to planning, where individualized goals and interventions are developed.
Which standardized assessment instrument is specifically designed for use in therapeutic recreation to measure leisure functioning?
Answer: Leisure Competence Measure (LCM)
The Leisure Competence Measure (LCM) is a TR-specific tool that assesses a client's leisure functioning across multiple domains.
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